Two storefronts, one machine room.
Jupiter and Collector Crypt look different at the door. Behind it, the pulls run on the same math.
Jupiter has its own gacha storefront: different front door, different experience, familiar Collector Crypt machines. That can look like a second set of packs. It is not. The machines, pools and odds are shared.
These pulls settle through the same Collector Crypt machines on Solana, and we verified the shared-room claim on the live tape: identical pulls appeared in both storefront feeds in the same second. A card removed through Jupiter is a card removed from the Collector Crypt pool too. There is no separate Jupiter odds system behind the storefront.
RipIndex treats that as one measured machine room. Collector Crypt pack tiles carry an Also sold on Jupiter link when Jupiter offers the same machine and the tile has complete numbers. For the Degen and Blaze machines, Jupiter is the main route on our board. In both cases, the numbers on the tile cover the shared pool — we do not split one history into two stories.
There is no odds comparison to run between the two doors. Jupiter and Collector Crypt are not rival rooms with separate payout tables; both doors open onto literally one pool. A “which door pays better?” claim would compare the room to itself.
Pick the storefront by the experience you prefer, not by imagined better odds. Jupiter gives these machines another way to meet players. Collector Crypt runs the room underneath. Whichever door you use, the math is the same math — and it remains −EV.
Repo anchors: config.py's canonical Jupiter machine registry and venue routing; dashboard/app.js jupiterChip(); dashboard/api/site-page.js's Collector Crypt FAQ (the simultaneous-pull verification); alerts_config.py's best-pack collapse rule (the board ranks one cell per site, not storefront routes).